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I just applied for this senoir care job and I had to get a background check and what popped up was a misdemeanor for a loud music ticket that i recieved 2 years in ohio but the crazy part of this is that I work downtown at a law firm and they pulled my background check before they hired me and i passed and even my previous jobs i passed my background checks. Im currently in the military reserves and before i left to boot camp 2 years ago my recruiter told me that i needed to pay all tickets i had which was a speeding ticket and there was no music ticket that came up and if there was what happened to the notice in the mail or the warrant notice? im just worried because i dont want this to affect me in pursuing my career goal in becoming a police officer im 20 years old and i just recieved a letter to move to the next step in becoming a sherriff's cadet which is the physical and oral interview and i don't want to blow it because of a music ticket. please help
Try not too worry about this. All you half to do is contact the Ohio Clerks office and ask what the fine is and advise them it's in the mail. If I misunderstood, and you say that you took care of it, advise them to check back on the records to see if they have made a mistake. Again, if their records are showing the nose violation, just explain before enlisting your record was run and it didn't shown up then, but your willing to take care of it now ! OH, and if you keap the old record were you paid your fines, after speaking to them and advising it didn't show up. Mail them a copy ! and show your field officer ( recruiter ) what you have. Good Luck Buddy In Law-Enforcement !
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How to Avoid Getting Yelled at in Basic Training
Copyright (c) 2010 Michael Volkin
Drill Instructors can make basic training your worst nightmare or a learning experience. When doing research for my book, I discovered Drill Instructors could tell right away if a recruit is a troublemaker. Once they have your attention, it's hard to make a good second impression. So, lets focus this article on making a good first impression to your Drill Instructors. The first and most important thing you will have to do is listen. That might sound easy, but Drill Instructors can yell out a lot of commands in a short time period. Also, when you first meet your Instructors, there will be a lot of activity around you. Some recruits will be doing push-ups (maybe you) and others will be running in place. Make sure you are listening to only your Drill Sergeant and not other recruits. Some recruits pretend like they know what the Drill Sergeant wants and will command other recruits to follow him or her. Do not listen to them, only your Drill Sergeant. Another tip is to act with confidence in everything you do. If your Drill Sergeant asks your rank, don't whisper "Private First Class Drill Sergeant, Private First Class". Shout it loud. Drill Sergeants like motivation and confidence; it exemplifies a person's strength. Also, don't show signs of frustration. Drill Sergeants are going to give you tasks that are designed for you to fail. When you fail you feel broken and when you feel broken they are able to build you up again. Essentially they are breaking down your civilian attitude and building you into a soldier. That doesn't come easy, at least in the U.S military. Even if you're facing the ground about to accomplish what seems to be your 500th push up, continue on and sound motivated.
If you are about to leave for basic training, all of this advice might scare you. It's hard to see the entire picture when you are at basic training. Instructors are human too and, believe it or not, they are there to help you. Drill Instructors themselves go through a rigorous training program just to become Drill Sergeants. They already have been broken down many more times than you will ever be in basic training, so they know what it feels like. Do not aspire to be a Drill Sergeants friend. If a Drill Sergeant does their job right, you will leave basic training without ever knowing if they liked you or not. Believe me, Drill Sergeants have their favorite recruits. Do not get on a Drill Sergeants bad side. They will turn your own recruits against you. Without your fellow recruits to help you through basic training, your next couple months are going to be lonely. Lastly, and I cant stress this enough, do not attempt to try on a Drill Instructors hat. This should be blatantly obvious. I know it looks like fun, but believe me, I have seen the punishment first hand, and you don't want what you would have coming to you.
About the Author
SGT Michael Volkin is the author of The Ultimate Basic Training Guidebook and Workbook, available at http://www.UltimateBasicTraining.com
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